The community of Warrington is a collection of individuals, families and groups who come together for a range of reasons: the area they live in (tenants and residents groups, local action groups) a shared identity (young people, older people, disabled people, ethnic communities) or a shared interest or issue (environment, learning, social inclusion, faith).
The Warrington Third Sector Network Hub is a group of representatives who, through their links with grassroots organisations are well placed to comment on the effectiveness of the nature, time and place of services which are delivered in the Borough.
Representatives are elected by the third sector to the Network Hub which meets monthly to discuss matters relating to the Local Strategic Partnership - Warrington Partnership. Three members of the Network Hub are elected to represent the third sector on the Warrington Partnership Board and channel information to and from the Hub who in turn channel that information to and from their various sub-sectors.
Membership of the Network Hub
| Steve Cullen | ||
 | Gemma Johnson Arts & Culture |  | Dorothy Carter |
| VACANT Children & Families
|  | Derek Jones |
 | Hasan Kazi Ethnic Associations | | VACANT Faith
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| Lydia Thompson Health & Social Care |  | Matt Davenport |
 | Alison Cullen |  | Mandy Taviner |
 | Stef Woof | | VACANT LGBT |
 | Michael Sheppard |  | Eileen Fitzgerald |
| VACANT Recreation and Green Spaces
|  | James Howes |
 | Dida Goode |  | Lynne Bennett |
 | Paul Storey |
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